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No offense, but if your boss/employer sees you come into the store to report you are too sick to come in and work, you are ******.
See? You're a tough cookie. Plus, you got the money for your shift.
u dun goof'd brah
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Show it anywayWhere did it say they're a food employee? Also, if it's, like, the flu, a lot of food employees still go into work because they only get paid half of minimum wage and, basically, live on their tips and they can't afford to miss out on those. If you're a food employee and have thrown up or had diarrhea multiple times in the past couple of days, you can't come to work without having shown no symptoms for, at least, 2 or 3 days and you need a clean bill of health from a doctor and I think that's what you're thinking off.
I was just assuming since he said he picked up an extra hour shift
Regardless of whether it was a food service job, you are putting your coworkers at risk by coming into work sick.
There are countless other jobs where people work in shifts that people could end up with an extra hour that also don't involve food; retail, for example.
that's how you increase your potential
As well as your employers' expectations of you.
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Get well soon OP.
Atleast you got paid and saved a sick day!
Good on you for having the decency to try and arrange cover but people that are too nice tend to get walked over in life
Its a little ironic and, frankly, idiotic that you would go into work, only to say that you cant come in. It sucks that you're sick OP, but I'd say YDI.
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No offense, but if your boss/employer sees you come into the store to report you are too sick to come in and work, you are ******.
See? You're a tough cookie. Plus, you got the money for your shift.